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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
12
Garry Cleveland Myers discusses how busy schedules disrupt family dining and offers practices for shared meals. He suggests a brief religious ceremony at table and notes resources on child guidance, while also reporting on the Mazur wedding with details of the bride Rose Marie Zuke and groom Edward Mazur, their families, attire, and reception.
Mrs. Mary Cook entertained the BA Club with 500 tables and prizes awarded to Ruth George Emil Long and Clara Colaluca. Special award went to Anna Cubellis. A repast followed hosted by Mrs. Generosa Prioletti. Next meeting July 18 hosted by Mrs. Julia Marino.
Miss Myrna Jean Mechling and William H. Druschel were honored at a party at the home of Carl Klink on Elizabeth Street. Guests included relatives and Mechling family members. a second shower took place at Jameson Memorial Hospital nurses home with nursing students.
An open house is planned for June 29 from 7 to 10 p.m. to honor Rev Gerald H Anderson who is returning from two years of study in Europe. His parents Mr and Mrs E A Anderson host at 728 Cleveland Ave. He begins as assistant pastor at Trinity Union Methodist Church Providence RI on July 21.
Mr and Mrs Valentino Orlando hosts open house at 1029 Croton Ave to honor daughter Nancy Jean Orlando bride to be. The couple will wed at St Vitus Church on June 29 with Donald Rich, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Rich, Vine St, as groom.
A compact reader notice lists attendees and hosts for several neighborhood gatherings. Names include Sophie YML Nick Period and Mrs. George Pilner with multiple addresses across Smithfield Hazen Corona and East Side areas. Hosts are linked to venues like New Penn Hotel and Cascade Park with various street listings.
The Young Mothers Club held a surprise housewarming at Mrs. Lewis Fulkersons home on Center Road last week. Co hostesses were Mrs. Donald Boughter and Mrs. Joseph Fulkerson. Prizes went to Mrs. Jack Minner Mrs. Harry Spiker and Mrs. May Reiser. The door prize was won by Mrs. Thomas Gilkey. The honoree received many gifts and Mrs. Joseph Fulkerson will host again on July 18.
Mr and Mrs Homer L Glenn of 224 State St Grove City will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary June 27 with open house from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm. Married June 26 1907 in the bride’s parents home Rev Frank Crawford officiating. They lived in Plain Grove Lawrence County before moving to Grove City eight years ago. Children are Howard C Glenn Wilmer L Glenn and Rev John R Glenn with 14 grandchildren. Mr Glenn works for West Realty Co Grove City.
The Junior Guild of Jameson Memorial Hospital held its annual Charity Ball at the New Castle Country Club with 128 couples attending. Music was by Joe Schaffer’s Orchestra and profits go toward the $35,000 pledge to the hospital board from 1954. Committees covered tickets, decoration, buffet, and awards, led by chairmen Mrs. Russell Haberman and Mrs. Louis Rudesill.
New Castle residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. O’Brien will celebrate their golden wedding with a quiet dinner at 921 Adams Street June 27 marking fifty years since their St Mary Church marriage. Their son Charles D. O’Brien and grandson Charles D. O’Brien Jr. are named.
The fourth annual reunion of the 2 YoTNE TC acken family will be held June 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs James Bud Mc Cracken Old Princeton Rd Relatives and friends will have a basket picnic dinner at 1 p.m.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 61 of West Pittsburg elected officers at Cas cade Park during a picnic. New officers include President Mrs. Wilbur Taylor and First Vice President Mrs. John Benn, with a Wiener roast planned for July 18 at Mrs. Benn’s home.
Miss Saundra Claralee McVannon of Union New York wed Bruce Frederick Clark son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Clark of Sandusky Ohio. The ceremony at Berean Baptist Church Endwell New York was conducted by Rev Paul Griffis. The couple reside at 909 West Adams Street Sandusky after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
Mrs Samuel Mooney Mrs Jared C Davies Mrs William Mooney and Mrs Francis Chrisswell will host a meeting of Neshannonk Township Volunteer Fire Department auxiliary. The women will meet this evening at 8 oclock in the fire hall.
Epworth Methodist Church class hosts a picnic dinner at 6 30 p m on Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Workman Wilmington Road families invited to attend
United Press report from New York notes about 93 000 adoptions occur yearly while another 300 000 children need homes. Carl and Helen Doss, parents of 12 adopted children, call the 300 000 the lost children and urge uniform adoption laws and processes to curb private boarding and racketeering. They describe their family in Redlands California and advocate disclosure of heritage to adopted children and relatives.
The Women's Welsh Club at the YWCA greeted new members including Mrs. Sarah Lawton and Mrs. Frances Sullivan. Officers for the year were installed, with Mrs. Davis attending the National Convention in Columbus. A July 19 picnic was announced, and refreshments were provided by the social committee.
Mrs. Lester Davis and Mrs. Philip Reno led the recent Woman’s Society of Christian Service program at Savannah Methodist Church. Participants included Mrs. Frank Vaneman Mrs. Marion Tomczyk Mrs. John Leight Mrs. Tracy Hardin Mrs. Wesley Newton and others with lunch served by several members. A tureen luncheon is planned for July 18 at Cascade Park.
Miss Irene Williams of 27 Bluff Street will host the CSC Club gathering at her home at 8 p.m. today. She recently served as hostess with Mrs. Isephene Taylor for a bi monthly club assembly at Taylor's Wood Street residence.
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